The play "Talents and Fans" opened a new season in the theater. Mayakovsky Automatic translate

MOSCOW. The last summer days for many theaters of the capital became the beginning of the theater season. Theater named after May 30, on August 30, invited spectators to his Main Stage to present the play “Talents and Fans”. It was staged by Mindaugas Karbauskis based on the famous play by Nikolai Ostrovsky.

At the traditional gathering of the troupe, which took place during the day, the artists came to the "Scene on the Sretenka". Journalists who were interested in why this venue was chosen to meet the theater staff after the end of the summer vacation were explained that it was on this stage that most of the premieres would be presented in the new season.

In total, this theater year in Mayakovka it is planned to present five new performances to the public. Three of them are being prepared for release on the "Stage on the Sretenka". The first premiere of the audience will not have to wait too long - on November 5, Leonid Kheifets will show his new work. The director again turned to the drama of Arthur Miller, rehearsing the play "All My Sons…".

At the end of November, the audience will be presented with a play based on the play by Oliver Sachs. A neuropsychologist by profession, this writer examines deviations in the psyche of people. A play about a man who mistook his wife for a hat was staged in many theaters in the world. Director Nikita Kobelev was the first in Russia to embody this work on stage.

The next premiere will be the play "Exile". This is a new joint project of the artistic director “Mayakovka” and Marius Ivashkevichus, a Lithuanian playwright, who wrote a play about migration issues. The first show of the performance is scheduled for the last days of January next year.

On the main stage of the theater, only one premiere is planned, which Svetlana Nemolyaeva, beloved by the public, will celebrate her anniversary in April. Specially for the jubilee, the director Anatoly Shulev will stage the play “Crazy Money”.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru